Sentence examples for establishment of a base from inspiring English sources

She said that as well as providing 24-hour protection to more than 185,000 civilians in its bases across the country, Unmiss had followed patrols to southern Unity with the establishment of a base there in early November.

After nearly a quarter-century, an FA Cup win, umpteen promotions and relegations, a move to Milton Keynes, the formation of a new club, and the establishment of a base in Kingston, Wimbledon appear to have gained 13 fans.

In July 1920 the Air Council, which oversaw the RAAF, approved the establishment of a base at Laverton, Victoria to house No. 1 Wing and its component squadrons (No. 1 and No. 2 Squadrons) as well as No. 1 Aircraft Depot.

Wagga Wagga became a garrison town during World War II with the establishment of a military base at Kapooka and Royal Australian Air Force bases at Forest Hill and Uranquinty.

In May, a proposal from Poland's Ministry of National Defense to the U.S. government leaked to the press, which showed Poland was prepared to contribute $2 billion towards the establishment of such a base.

SEI called for completion of Space Station Freedom, the establishment of a moon base and a crewed Mars landing by 2019.

The danger is that investments in counter-terrorism — including establishment of a drone base in Niger — are obscuring America's other non-military contributions.

If the European presence created a veritable watershed in Indonesian history, it is to be discerned about 1870 (as opposed to 1511, which marked the establishment of a European base in the archipelago).

Water is the essential precondition of life in general and also for the establishment of a martian base suitable for long duration stays of humans.

NASA's anticipated return to the Moon by 2020 and subsequent establishment of a lunar base will necessitate the development of methods to utilize lunar resources for various construction and resource extraction applications.

Moreover, if there had been an unobservable factor that affected both the establishment of a revolutionary base area and economic growth after the 1950s (but had no effect on economic growth in traditional agricultural society), we would be unable to explain the substantial variation of economic performance across revolutionary bases in China.